Angkor Wat International Half Marathon Angkor Wat International Half Marathon Angkor Wat International Half Marathon

• Date Date Date	December 3, 2017 December 3, 2017 December 3, 2017
  Area/Region Area/Region Area/Region	Asia Asia Asia
  Country Country Country	Phnom Penh, Cambodia Phnom Penh, Cambodia Phnom Penh, Cambodia
  Categories Categories Categories	Half Marathon Half Marathon Half Marathon
  Number of Starters (Previous Year) Number of Starters (Previous Year) Number of Starters (Previous Year)	Local (Half Marathon) Until June 30, 2017: 2508 THB July 1 - November 1, 2017: 2850 THB Overseas (Half Marathon) Until September 30, 2017: 60 USD Until November 1, 2017: 68 USD Local (Half Marathon) Until June 30, 2017: 2508 THB July 1 - November 1, 2017: 2850 THB Overseas (Half Marathon) Until September 30, 2017: 60 USD Until November 1, 2017: 68 USD Local (Half Marathon) Until June 30, 2017: 2508 THB July 1 - November 1, 2017: 2850 THB Overseas (Half Marathon) Until September 30, 2017: 60 USD Until November 1, 2017: 68 USD
  Contact Details Contact Details Contact Details	info@cambodia-events.org info@cambodia-events.org info@cambodia-events.org
  Web Site Web Site Web Site	http://www.cambodia-events.org http://www.cambodia-events.org http://www.cambodia-events.org

      From the beginning ,this internationally recognized half marathon raises relief for the victims of antipersonnel mines in Cambodia. With the support of many Japanese running enthusiasts, the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon NGO started the race in 1996, with participants from all over the world. Attended by many landmine victims, this great international race takes place inside the ruins of Angkor Wat, a World Heritage Site, and has been held annually to give the victims courage and hope, as well as to appeal to the world to support the “ban on the use of antipersonnel mines.”

  
      Runners from all over the world participate to support a ban on the manufacture and inhumane use of antipersonnel mines. Entry fees and additional financial support foster independence among landmine victims by helping provide prosthetic limbs, social reintegration programs, and supporting other relevant and needed programs such as education and prevention of HIV / AIDS. Another part of charity also goes to the support Children hospitals in Cambodia Such as Angkor Children Hospital and Kantha Bopha Children Hospital.
  
   
  Photo/Text Source: Official Website

      From the beginning ,this internationally recognized half marathon raises relief for the victims of antipersonnel mines in Cambodia. With the support of many Japanese running enthusiasts, the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon NGO started the race in 1996, with participants from all over the world. Attended by many landmine victims, this great international race takes place inside the ruins of Angkor Wat, a World Heritage Site, and has been held annually to give the victims courage and hope, as well as to appeal to the world to support the “ban on the use of antipersonnel mines.”

  
      Runners from all over the world participate to support a ban on the manufacture and inhumane use of antipersonnel mines. Entry fees and additional financial support foster independence among landmine victims by helping provide prosthetic limbs, social reintegration programs, and supporting other relevant and needed programs such as education and prevention of HIV / AIDS. Another part of charity also goes to the support Children hospitals in Cambodia Such as Angkor Children Hospital and Kantha Bopha Children Hospital.
  
   
  Photo/Text Source: Official Website

      From the beginning ,this internationally recognized half marathon raises relief for the victims of antipersonnel mines in Cambodia. With the support of many Japanese running enthusiasts, the Angkor Wat International Half Marathon NGO started the race in 1996, with participants from all over the world. Attended by many landmine victims, this great international race takes place inside the ruins of Angkor Wat, a World Heritage Site, and has been held annually to give the victims courage and hope, as well as to appeal to the world to support the “ban on the use of antipersonnel mines.”

  
      Runners from all over the world participate to support a ban on the manufacture and inhumane use of antipersonnel mines. Entry fees and additional financial support foster independence among landmine victims by helping provide prosthetic limbs, social reintegration programs, and supporting other relevant and needed programs such as education and prevention of HIV / AIDS. Another part of charity also goes to the support Children hospitals in Cambodia Such as Angkor Children Hospital and Kantha Bopha Children Hospital.
  
   
  Photo/Text Source: Official Website

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